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Tweak says, "Once. You."

Vas Captio Mods (vas_captio_mod) wrote in vas_captio_rpg,
@ 2009-08-13 19:10:00

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!complete, day 18, location: post office, remus lupin, rose tyler, sarah jane smith, the management

Delayed post - Mod apologies!
Who: The Management and OTA
What: Survey Says!
Where: The Post Office
When: 1:00 - 2:00 PM
Rating: Depends on who shows up

This member of the Management almost looked a bit too chipper for her own good; well, at least from the distance. The old post office with it's secrets still quite securely locked inside served as the latest depot for survey collection. Anyone close enough would have heard the heavy bolt come undone from the only entry and see the blonde in her black suit step out and carefully lock the door again behind her. She had a small folio which she clutched to her chest and no sunglasses, despite the trend set by her counterparts. No, she was best with her naked eyes to stare down whoever would be silly enough to try and cross her.

So, she took out her pen and started making personal notes in private shorthand. She already had a list of things she wanted to do when she got back to her desk once moe.

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jeopardysfriend
2009-08-14 05:39 pm UTC (link)

"If that were the truth, I'm pretty sure you wouldn't have given them to us," Rose confessed, looking more than a little angry. Her, fine, she could take care of herself. But Remus was just a kid, and she wanted to throttle anyone involved in bringing a young boy here away from family or friends.

If this woman truly believed she was one of 'the good ones', she was sadly mistaken. Rose was every bit as feisty as any of her counterparts. Just sans weaponry and size.

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the_five_signs
2009-08-15 09:46 pm UTC (link)

Remus had wisely remained quiet while Rose spoke, though he tightened his hands on his journal a little and was prepared to hand it over, though Rose didn't seem to be ready to do that just yet, so the werewolf also kept his. He was obviously taking his cues from the older girl, if only on the account of her being the first person he ran into and trusted in this place. Her ~~father~~ friend wasn't that bad, either, once you got past his coldness.

But he decided to hold his tongue a little while longer while the two women spoke. Pretty and quiet, could you ask for two better traits in a man? He was clever, too. It was just too bad he wasn't a man. Yet.

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